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Whenever predict_ros.py is run with our own trained data:
predict_ros.py
Loading ckpt from /home/marcusmartin/artifacts/0/model_best_val.pth.tar Traceback (most recent call last): File "predict_ros.py", line 109, in <module> tracker = Tracker(dataset_info, images_mean, images_std,ckpt_dir,trans_normalizer=dataset_info['max_translation'],rot_normalizer=dataset_info['max_rotation']) File "/home/marcusmartin/iros20-tracking/predict.py", line 152, in __init__ print('pose track ckpt epoch={}'.format(checkpoint['epoch'])) KeyError: 'epoch'
The culprit seems to be
iros20-6d-pose-tracking/problems.py
Line 142 in 1b63d0d
Line 149 in 1b63d0d
Our torch version when we trained the data was 2.0.1 - if you were using an older version, may I suggest you to add a requirements.txt too?
2.0.1
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can you pull the code and retry? This issue should not be related to pytorch version. Are you running inside the docker?
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Nope, we run natively on a computer that has access to the robot ROS. - The fix seems to work fine!
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Whenever
predict_ros.py
is run with our own trained data:The culprit seems to be
iros20-6d-pose-tracking/problems.py
Line 142 in 1b63d0d
and
iros20-6d-pose-tracking/problems.py
Line 149 in 1b63d0d
Our torch version when we trained the data was
2.0.1
- if you were using an older version, may I suggest you to add a requirements.txt too?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: